Sentence examples for embedded in real time from inspiring English sources

Fourthly, disease registries, such as MINAP, could be improved if embedded in real time clinical care of all patients with myocardial infarction, rather than the current situation in which hospitals employ audit staff to retrospectively enter records on patients in coronary care units.

The screen ships with DJI's Go app embedded, decoding video in real time from the on-board camera with minimal latency, so the pilot can use it to navigate the drone around — particularly useful in the case of the newly announced Inspire 2, which adds a second camera to capture first-person flight video.

Our experiment results demonstrate that our intelligible solution, based on low-cost image sensors to an adequate architecture and a simplified algorithm, is suitable to design embedded systems for SLAM applications in real time conditions.

The technology relies on use of light-weight radio-optic components attached to or embedded in system members to measure in real time the relative motion between the members, or between the system and the medium in which it is located, due to internal or external loads.

Client shall send to GNM pageview information in real time by embedding a transparent tracker image in the web view that integrates the Services.

A new method for monitoring 3D braided composite structure health in real time by embedding the carbon nanotube yarn, based on its piezoresistivity, in the composite axially has been designed.

Vadio recognizes the song played on the radio or streaming service and finds the corresponding music video in real time to embed so that users don't have to click away.

These simplicities increase the throughput in real time implementation performed with conventional embedded controllers.

Mobile embedded systems belong among the typical applications of the distributed systems control in real time.

This is because robots using embedded systems usually need an image processing-based algorithm that can run in real time, or nearly real time.

By the year 2020 they'll be so commonplace and so deeply embedded in our lives that we'll navigate them in the real world, in real time, using displays that splash details over our own field of vision.